Workshop-Getting started in Robotics

EVENT DESCRIPTION: (CLUB :- ROBOTICS)

Getting started with robotics is a flagship event of BMU Robotics Club. In this, participants
are taught basics of robotics and electronics using robotics kits. It is a 2-day workshop where
in you will be learning how to code and create projects using Arduino board. Moreover, there
would be a lot of challenges and competitions carried during the event to make workshop
more engaging. Participants with more curious minds are given a chance to prove themselves
in maker’s challenge wherein they are given a cash prize. It’s a thrilling, interactive, 100%
practical workshop which allows participants to have a hand on exposure to technology.
Google Assistant Workshop :- (CLUB :- ACM)
On the 28th of August, a workshop was conducted by the Association for Computation
Machinery (ACM). The workshop was attended by more than 60 people, and the topic of the
workshop was “Actions for Google Assistant”.
The workshop was taken by Shivang Ahuja, the vice president of the club. It is a part and the
first of the “ACM Community Workshops” series that aims to promote in-house teaching,
self-help and provide teaching experience for the person teaching himself. The aim was to
teach attendees how to make a customized action for Google Assistant and helping them
integrate the same into their own projects. This would also be beneficial to the first years who
are pursuing the AI path in their JOE projects.
SATA WORKSHOP(CSE,ECE,MECH):

This is the FLAGSHIP EVENT of the club conducted on 7 th and 8 th of September by

Various IIT’S IN ASSOCIATION WITH SATA.
There are 3 separate workshops for CSE , ECE AND MEC students
1) CSE : GAME DEVELOPMENT
2) ECE : VLSI AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
3) MEC: AUTOMATION PROTOTYPING
Coding Ninjas Workshop :- (CLUB:-SCI-MAT)
Report on competitive coding workshop held at BML Munjal University, Gurgaon
• By Yash Patil, President of SCIMAT Club, BML Munjal University
On September 11, 2019, The SCIMAT Club welcomed Coding Ninjas! which we all know is a
premier coding platform of India with thousands of students placed in various prestigious
MNC’s all over the world. We, SCIMAT, in tie-up with them, conducted a workshop at our
campus to give the students a professional taste of the current competitive world.
BiZest 2019- 28th September 2019 :- (CLUB :-ENACTUS)
BiZest is first of its kind, a social start-up stimulation encouraging young entrepreneurs
to solve real world problems.
BiZest was held on 28th September 2019 (Saturday) where participants got a platform
to present their idea. Idea can be either product based or service based.
Event Structure:
Round 1: Idea Pitching- Presentation of Idea
Round 2: Financing- Preparing Business
Plan Round 3: Marketing/Bidding-
Advertising your Idea
Round 4: Final Investors- How you present your brand?

In-House MATLAB session by Sci-mat

Report on inhouse MATLAB session at BML Munjal University, Gurgaon

- By Yash Patil, President of SCIMAT Club, BML Munjal University
- Resource Person : Prof. Rishi Asthana
On October 2, 2019, The SCIMAT Club organized an in – house MATLAB session on
basics of MATLAB for first and second year students so as to mitigate the burden of
complicated projects and help students out.
Drone Workshop by robotics
A drone workshop was conducted to the first years before the Diwali vacation. We have
thought them
all the parts that consists a drone. The mechanism which is involved in the drone. The physics
behind it.

Entrepreneurship Workshop Series- (CLUB:- TSEC)

We have started an Entrepreneurship Workshop series for students who are looking forward
to becoming entrepreneurs and are willing to start their own startups. Every week a session is
conducted on different aspects.These workshops are designed for students of all batches in
gaining practical knowledge on the industry irrespective of prior knowledge or lack of
knowledge.These workshops will be taught at the level of Harvard Business School with a
focus on real-world practice.These workshops will involve interactive sessions with students
gaining knowledge on the secret life of an entrepreneur including various startup secrets with
practical case studies and situations
 Fresher’s Debate Challenge, 2019 ~LiQuiD

Every Annual Session of Club LiQuiD commences with the traditional Fresher's Debate
Challenge. It was a similar case this time. However, the difference was that this time we had
the enthusiastic Law students who took part in good numbers.

The Tournament saw particularly good motions and equally good debates. Topics like Strong
Democracy vs Weak Dictatorship, Euthanasia, Ruling Countries in the past having to pay
Reparations to Colonial countries etc. were discussed.

Hack BMU (Hackathon) :-

HackBMU is a hackathon focused on promoting innovation, diversity and networking among

all future hackers. We will be hosting upcoming engineers and developers from all over
India to create mobile, web, and hardware hacks for an intense 48-hour session.

HackBMU seeks to provide a welcoming and supportive environment to develop their

skills, regardless of their background

Last year, HackBMU 2.0 garnered huge attention with 20+ teams from all over the country.
Also, we aimed to close the gender gap in hackathon participation and encouraged female
participants to join up by reserving seats especially for them. The response was
overwhelming, and nearly half of our participants were women.

AUTOMOBILE CLUB
2018-19 Session Report Workshops
• NX 10 Design Workshop – Date – Sept 8, 2018 Venue – NX Design lab The purpose of this
workshop was to make the students( batch 2018-22) aware about the use of NX software
series and provide them knowledge about the software interface and its utility.
• ANSYS Simulation Learning – Date – Sept 21, 2018 Venue – ANSYS Lab In this, we
provided ANSYS student version and other study materials which are useful for simulation
and analysis perspective. In this we had provided students from 1st and 2nd year to work on
small case studies as well.
• IC Engine Workshop – Date – Oct 5, 2018 Venue – Design Lab This workshop was aimed
to organized to provide students in depth view of research areas in IC Engine segment and the
people who were hold the workshop were from 2015 Mechanical batch. We have received
some interesting inputs from the participants and the outcome was significant.
• SimScale sponsored Workshop – Date – Oct 13, 2018 Venue – Design Lab
COMPETITIONS
1. SAE SUPRA:
The 8th edition of SUPRA SAEINDIA, India’s biggest formula racing competition for
students was kicked off with the Oath ceremony at Formula 1 track in Buddh International
Circuit in Greater Noida on 15th of July 2019. SUPRA is organised annually by SAEINDIA
with the support of Maruti Suzuki, the event provides a platform for students to apply their
engineering skills to design and construct a Formula category vehicle as per defined
performance and safety specifications.
The event comprises of two main events namely
1. Static events:
• Marketing Presentation
• Engineering design
• Cost evaluation 2. Dynamic events:
• Acceleration test event
• Skit pad event
• Autocross event
• Endurance event
Our journey took its path on August 2019 with selection of team members. We conducted an
interview for our freshers and recruited them into the team. Freshers were assigned to work
with seniors to improve their knowledge and capabilities. We assigned 4 months of time to
complete all non-technical stuff which refers to design and analysis of chassis, designing of
suspension and simulating it to our requirements, servicing of our engine, designing of wheel
assembly components like design of wishbones, hub and brake calliper with brake rotter. We
also gathered details of steering components and calculated length of tie rods needed, turning
radius of steering and ratio of rack and pinion as needed. This work was done by different
groups of our team. In the month of January, we started with the technical work. At first, we
began to fabricate our chassis using Aluminium as it has preferred weight to strength ratio.
Construction of chassis includes:
1.Getting printed design sheet.
2.cutting or grinding of metal according to lengths.
3. Assembling all rods together by welding.
We used TIG welding as per prescribed rules. It took 3 months to complete our chassis. After
chassis we manufactured wheel assembly includes wishbones, hubs, brake rotors for all four
wheels. After arranging the steering system and adjusting the turning radius of car we went to
the assembly of engine. For manufacturing of car, we used aluminium and steel in major
areas. After completing the manufacturing process, we finally arrived to the testing stage of
our car. At last We made our path in a right way to our event.
• National Eco-Cart Championship
 Event 1 – Nekc event-Bhopal Total 105 teams participated Venue: Rajiv Gandhi Prodyogiki
Viswavidhayalaya Date: 25-03-2019 to 29-03-19
Event 2 – Eco-kart event-Noida Total 122 teams participated Venue: Gautam Buddha
university Date:5-04-2019 to 8-04-2019

Model United Nations

Model United Nations, also known as Model UN or MUN, is an educational simulation and/or
academic activity in which students can learn about diplomacy, international relations, and the
United Nations. MUN involves and teaches participants speaking, debating, and writing skills, in
addition to critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership abilities. Participants of MUN are known
as delegates, who represent the view point of a country on a global issue. It was a 2day event
during the 67th milestone 2019.

Hult Prize BMU

Hult Prize is the world’s biggest engine for the launch of for-good, for-profit startups. Within a
decade, the movement has deployed more than $50 Million of capital into the sector and mobilized
more than one million young people to re-think the future of business as it continues to breed
disruptive innovation across 100 plus countries. The Hult Prize Foundation called as ”Nobel Prize
for Students” and has been featured in a TIME Magazine Cover Story highlighting the “Top 5 Ideas
Changing the World.”

“The Hult Prize is a wonderful example of the creative cooperation needed to build a world with
shared opportunity, shared responsibility, and shared prosperity, and each year I look forward to
seeing the many outstanding ideas the competition produces” – Bill Clinton

In partnership with the United Nations, the Hult Prize hosts college and university events around
the world in search of the next game-changing start-up.

In the previous edition of Hult Prize @BMU, out of 39 teams which competed in the preliminary
and the final round, ‘The Four Horsemen’ emerged as winners for their innovative business model
which aimed to revolutionize the rural healthcare industry. They went on to represent BMU in the
regional finals and presented their idea on the international platform of Hult in Singapore.

For the second time in a row, BML Munjal University has been selected to host the local
edition of Hult Prize 2019 as students answer the United Nations Challenge and go head-to-
head for USD $1Million.
CTF (Capture The Flag):-
CTF (Capture The Flag) is a kind of information security competition that challenges
contestants to solve a variety of tasks ranging from a scavenger hunt on wikipedia to basic
programming exercises, to hacking your way into a server to steal data. In these challenges,
the contestant is usually asked to find a specific piece of text that may be hidden on the server
or behind a webpage. This goal is called the flag, hence the name!

Like many competitions, the skill level for CTFs varies between the events. Some are
targeted towards professionals with experience operating on cyber security teams. These
typically offer a large cash reward and can be held at a specific physical location. Other
events target the high school and college student range, sometimes offering monetary support
for education to those that place highly in the competition!

CTFtime details the different types of CTF. To summarize, Jeopardy style CTFs provide a list
of challenges and award points to individuals or teams that complete the challenges, groups
with the most points wins. Attack/Defense style CTFs focus on either attacking an opponent's
servers or defending one's own. These CTFs are typically aimed at those with more
experience and are conducted at a specific physical location.

CTFs can be played as an individual or in teams so feel free to get your friends onboard!

I'd like to stress that CTFs are available to everyone. Many challenges do not require
programming knowledge and are simply a matter of problem solving and creative thinking.

Challenge types

Jeopardy style CTFs challenges are typically divided into categories. I'll try to briefly cover
the common ones.

▪ Cryptography - Typically involves decrypting or encrypting a piece of data

▪ Steganography - Tasked with finding information hidden in files or images
▪ Binary - Reverse engineering or exploiting a binary file
▪ Web - Exploiting web pages to find the flag
▪ Pwn - Exploiting a server to find the flag